This is a variety of water clover recognizable at once by the pattern on its leaves. It makes the plant look a bit like Oxalis. In its native home Australia it can be found everywhere, it is one of the most common plants of wetlands there. In warmer regions it will grow on wet soils...

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The flowers of this plant are quite modest, almost invisible. The decorative effect depends alone on the pretty light green foliage that float in loose rosettes on the surface of the water. Water-Luttuce loves water that is so shallaw that its roots can touch the ground. It isn\'t hardy and available ...

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A lily-relative from the south of the USA. It grows in shallow water and on wet soils and blooms in summer with large white-green flowers. In milder regions it is hardy with some luck. Alternatively you can keep it without problems in a greenhouse or on the windowsill.

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An arrowhead from Southamerica and unfortunately not hardy here. It can survive only a few degrees below freezing point. A real pity, for it is probably the most showy arrowheads of them all. The leaves are very large and broad, but most beautiful are the flowers that are white with yellow and brown ...

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Bog Sage is native to Argentina and Uruguay where it grows - how surprising - in bogs. Although it is hardy here only in wine-growing areas (it will need protection in all other regions), it is used since long as an annual. If you can provide for it a place at the pond with permanently moist soil, you will experience it to ...

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A marantacea from the southern USA. Its foliage looks a bit like that of Strelitzia, but the flowers are quite different. In warm summers you can expect this plant to flower if grown outside in a pond. It is not really hardy and need some protection during winter. In warmer regions it is sufficent to ...

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The Calla-Lily was the first not hardy plant in our pond. It stood for years neglected on the windowsill of a spare room. Small wonder, at that time it was an oldfashioned plant of the 50ies which then were over for more than ten years ...

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